25 K / F/ DUE Keys in CFS

All CFS masks are normally transmitted with the DUE1 key. On newer keyboards, this is marked ENTER.

Using the End marker ( < ) within a mask will result in the characters to the right and below the end marker not being transmitted. CFS will assume blanks for this untransmitted data.

Examples:

Deleting all Action Codes from a mask is achieved by entering -0< DUE1 in the command field.

Amending data will likewise not be achieved if an end marker appears in the CFS command field. If an end marker is specified within the Modify area of a CFS mask, then only that portion of the screen to the left and above the end marker will be used when writing away the data. Amendments to the data in other portions of the screen will not be saved.